eleganckich

Eleganckich is a Polish adjective form, the genitive plural and locative plural of the base adjective elegancki ("elegant"). As an inflected form, eleganckich agrees in gender, number and case with the noun it modifies and is used in contexts that require genitive plural (quantity, negation, partitive constructions) or locative plural (after prepositions such as w, na).

In usage, eleganckich appears in phrases like brak eleganckich butów ("a lack of elegant shoes") where it marks genitive, or w eleganckich restauracjach ("in elegant restaurants") where it marks locative. The adjective elegancki belongs to the regular declension class for adjectives with a consonantal stem ending in -k; related plural and singular forms include eleganccy (masculine personal nominative plural), eleganckie (non-masculine personal nominative plural and neuter nominative singular), elegancka (feminine nominative singular), and eleganckimi (instrumental plural).

Comparative and superlative degrees are typically formed periphrastically with bardziej (more) and najbardziej (most) — bardziej elegancki, najbardziej elegancki — rather than by synthetic suffixation. The adjective elegancki ultimately derives from Romance roots (Latin elegans / elegant-) via borrowings into European languages and entered Polish through cultural and lexical contact.

As a common descriptive term, eleganckich is widely used in everyday speech and writing to describe style, dress, behavior, or settings perceived as refined or tasteful.